inundation
noun[CorU]
formaluk/ˌɪn.ʌnˈdeɪ.ʃən/us/ˌɪn.ʌnˈdeɪ.ʃən/aflood, or thefactof beingfloodedwithwater:
洪水;淹没,泛滥Thedamsavedtheareafrom inundation.大坝使该地区免遭洪水淹没。
adebateover thebestwaystodealwithrepeatedindundations关于应对复发性洪水最佳方法的一场辩论
alargenumberofpeopleor things thatarrivesomewherelike aflood, and aredifficulttodealwith:
大量涌入Thetownispreparingfor theannualinundation oftourists.这个城镇正在为一年一度的游客潮做准备。
Theareahasseenregularinundations of incomers.这个地区经常出现人口大量涌入的情况。
See
inundate
- There would be moreseveredroughtsandflooding,plusinundation ofbeaches,islandsandmarshes.
- Low-lying Louisianastandstosuffersome inundation ifclimatechangeprojectionscometrue.
- Theneighborhoodwasheavilydamagedin thetsunamiof 1946 andleveledin the 1960 inundation.
- We had asuddeninundation ofbeetles.
- Massinundations byvisitors, such as the 200,000 whoflockto theairshow,requirespecialpreparation.
Floods, tides & currents
- current
- ebb
- eddy
- flash flood
- flooded
- floodgate
- floodplain
- gyre
- high tide
- high water mark
- longshore drift
- low-water mark
- neap tide
- tidal
- tide table
- tidemark
- turbulence
- turbulent
- water
- waterline
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Enclosing, surrounding and immersing
Masses and large amounts of things
Groups of people